... powerf' will- attract much notice; Turning to the left an Arctic panorama will meet the eye'; then the Vincent kal]ery named after -the celebrated admiral, -and de- voted to a display of ordnance. Amongst the exhibits of Sir William Armstrong and Co. ...

... complications with which the story is studded by mistaking a proposal for his daughter's hand for an offer to buy a yacht named after her. The impereona. fion was from the first an excellent study of humble riverside life, and so it remains, Miss Sophie ...

... RECENT CQNCERTS LAST Thursday week, a new musical society, named after St. Thomas, came to the front, and gave a capital concert in the hall named after St. James. The society has since been famous, and our readers may care to know its origin. The story ...

... public, upon theology, chemistry, historical anti- quities, ancient poetry, natural history, and travel. This society, named after Thomas Howard, Earl of Arundel (more than 200 years ago au enlightened amateur), is formed to promote the study of rare ...

... which the macbi nations of the mesmerising lady ar thwarted ineffm tually by a malch-maing mother, whose Eix daughta are named after the days of the week, sad finally foil by the artless attrachons of a village girl, MIs Men iMaybud, who in the end wins ...

... Muir and E. M. St. John.-For the numerous readers and admirers of Bootles' Baby, a march composed by Eille Norwood, and named after the fascinating infant, will prove of some interest. A song for the home circle is Dreams of the Past, written and com- ...

... stage of all such relations as might prove objectionable. Such is the general outline of the novel which Mrs. Ensell has named after the pretty girl; and anybody: who likes the oudline~will be certain to like the boolc. ...

... should be made for the escape of heated and impure air at the apex of the roof. Otherwise, the building, which has been named after the nom-de-sport of Mr J. Blundell Maple, M.P., is well suited to the purpose of dramatic performances. THROAT IRRITNTION ...

... and wide for her, he can learn nothing except that she has emigrated. Her baby is born on her voyage to Australia, and named after the emigrant ship. He is afterwards adopted by a Scotch merchant, who marries Lois. Tressant, after he had lost all hope ...

... flute. Composed and arranged by GEORGE J. 0. ALLMAWN. Lewis and Johnson, Cheapside.-The first of this intended series is named after the Swedisb nightin- gale, embracing the most popular of Jenny Lind's arias from Robert le Dianbe, La Figlia del Reggimento ...

... More than a century since Boswell made an entry in his diary regretting that the great lexicographer had left a locality named after him. Anderton's Coffee House (superseded by the present hotel) was at one period kent by Mr Leech, father of the famous ...

... Crawford, is pretty and unpretentious (Messrs. Duncan Davison and Co.).-Encouraged by the success of The Beecham Valse, named after the pills so called, we have now before us The Aspi- nail Waltz, by Edward Solomon, which takes its title from the famous ...